Baghdad restoring public order

A 35-year-old employee of a security company (L) visits a zoo in Baghdad with his family and his friend's family on March 18, 2015, his first visit to the zoo in three years amid improving public order in the capital of Iraq. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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